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This text presents an argument for a God free of all categories of "being". Taking a characteristically postmodern stance, the author challenges one of the fundamental premises of both metaphysics and neo-Thomist theology: that God, before all else, must be. Rather, he locates a "God without being" in the realm of agape, of Christian charity or love. This volume, translated into English, seeks to offer a contemporary perspective on and stimulate thought about the nature of God.